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I don’t understand who he got .... PROOOOOOOOOOOOTTTTTTT ... it from.
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Here you see ... I knew it was definitely valid. With a title like that, my little guy is already positively disposed since he himself is a huge and proud producer of mephitic gases.
Turk, Bartle ... as soon as this piece of crap PC arrives, I’ll start producing too, be patient. Soon I’ll give you a reason to bitterly regret your reckless choice and I’ll break some testicles properly too ;D
Hello, you troglodytes, you’re nothing else!!!
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Matilda is wonderful, even the film that my little one hasn’t seen yet. We’ve read the book of course. And Dahl is at the top of our preferences, a genius. The only one I didn’t like is his most famous work (thanks to the cinema): "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and also the sequel "Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator."
Tell me a bit about this doktorproktorprumpepulver instead. Just the title intrigues me quite a bit ... but can I find it in the bookstore and in Italian???
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@Turk, thanks for the advice. Although unsolicited, I suspect it will be greatly appreciated. As for Dahl, I've read all of his works by now and was on the lookout for some good new material.
Regarding the saga, my little one isn’t really into it yet. Maybe because when the phenomenon exploded, he was still just over a fetus (he's 8 years old), and I see that not many from his generation have become passionate about it. I’ve also never taken him to see any of the episodes in theaters, and the ones he’s caught glimpses of on TV haven’t sparked much interest. For now, he seems allergic to the genre as well...
Your favorite Dahl? For me, it’s The BFG.
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In fact, in my comment 48 I believe I may have overstated a bit with my nose in the air. There are much worse afflictions than Erripotter, and I don’t think I would tear my clothes at the request to read it from my little one. It would be far more serious if, for example, he were a frequent visitor to this site! The point is that I perceive the fantasy genre as the equivalent of what Dream Theater is for sound. Prolix, sterile, self-referential, masturbatory, and deadly boring. But this is my problem ;D
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Even Tolkien makes me strongly prottare ;D
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Here… if I really have to get my son into reading (and I do), I would far prefer to introduce him to other authors (Dahl, Sait Exupery, Nostlinger above all) rather than feed him this serialized and shamelessly consumerist substitute. If the depth of a reading, even for "just" kids, has to be this bleak, it’s almost better to stick with the Nintendo DS. A sheepish saga!!!
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I can't resist, it's impossible to refrain from a sacred, cracking PPPPPRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTTT TTTTTTTTT.
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Here, discovered late but discovered nonetheless. Among the best things of this discreet 2010, a review perfectly tailored to this trio. Melancholic, pleasantly apathetic, subtly lysergic... as always, you touched the right chords.